Making digital sense in the classroom

The rise of IWB use is causing much debate about best practice for teaching in digitalised classrooms. The clamour to ‘go digital’ makes it seem that 20th Century resources are no longer relevant. This talk will explore the importance of an integrated approach to digital technology. The talk will show some of the attitudes that teachers have towards technology use in the classroom, addressing the naysayers along with showing some popular web 2.0 tools and explaining the reasoning behind the Headway Itools software.

These are the references and websites referred to in the talk:
The quotes are from various blogs:

http://www.flexiblelearning.net.au/content/seven-deadly-sins-e-learning

http://www.eqa.edu.au/site/aninteractivewhiteboardwhatnext.html

http://shaunwilden.com/40-reasons-teachers-use-technology/

http://marisaconstantinides.edublogs.org/2009/11/28/dont-forget-the-peda...

The other quotes were taken from:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/virtualrevolution/ (episode 2)

From Blogs to Bombs: The Future of Digital Technologies in Education by Mark Pegrum University of Washington Press

The Origin of the species by Charles Darwin

The Ray Clifford Quote is taken from a session title at the virtual rountable conference last year.

Websites used:

Wikipedia.org

Blabberize.com

Wordle.net

Xtranormal.com - the 'interview' is http://shaunwilden.com/?P3QYa01Z

Glogster.com

Superteachertools (for the ‘millionaire’)

Youtube.com - (The Ferris Bueller Clip is http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lWzMyKSIbFY&feature=related)

Finally the questionnaire results are from a survey undertaken by OUP in America